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FREE COUNTER TASTING: Kobal (Thurs 27th Mar – 3PM)”

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Join us in store on Thursday 21st of March for a free counter tasting of Kobal Blaufrankisch of Slovenia!

“Blaufrankisch has a purple – ruby color, the nose and taste is reminiscent of sour cherry, black pepper and chocolate. The wine has the potential to mature for the next 5 years. It is a wine, made entirely by the spontaneous approach; the only thing we control is the temperature. The wine has a great antioxidant potential, it is rich in resveratrol, the most powerful antioxidant in the world of wine. The wine goes beautifully with duck breast and mushroom dishes.
Chefs advice: duck breast; smoked trout; wild boar.

We are small boutique winery from the northeast Slovenia, near Austrian border, Styria region, situated near the town of Ptuj in Haloze sub-wine region, the wine culture in our town has almost 2000 years of history. We specialize in white wines, which suite our terroir. Producing Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio, Furmint, Yellow Muscat, Traminer, Chardonnay, Welschriesling, Blaufrankisch and also blends of white wines. With our wines, we want to present the purity of terroir and varietal expression, with pronounced body and long aftertaste.

Country: Slovenia / the town of Ptuj, the oldest Slovenian town
Wine country: Podravje is characterised by an emphatically hilly terrain
Wine Region: Styria –Slovenia
Sub wine region: Haloze
Climate and weather: the climate has some continental characteristics with an average annual rainfall of aprox. 1000 mm, with hot summers and cold winters.
Vineyards: from 15 to 57 years old
Altitude: average sea level ranging between 250 and 400m
Soil: the rich geological composition of the soil, mainly marl, the lower layers are usually coated with marl
Vinegrowing: sustainable vinegrowing; the grape production is environmentally friendly, integrated cultivation (sustaInable farming)
Pruning shape : Double Guyot
Density and yield: 2500 vines/ha; 2 kg/vine”
Kobal